Strawberry Plants Plants For Sale In El Paso

Developed by USDA and University of Nebraska, crossing wild Rocky Mountain strawberries with garden varieties to combine the rare aromatic flavor of wild strawberries with the large size, heavy fruiting and everbearing habit of the domestic varieties.

These bite-sized, small alpine berries offer a mix of unique flavors not found in standard red strawberries. Grow in full sun to part shade. Everbearing and productive, our alpine types make up in fruit numbers what they lack in fruit size.

The fruits are large, well shaped, easy to pick, have good texture and pleasing skin and internal color. Jewel is an exceptional strawberry. It is widely adapted, hardy and consistently produces very good yields.

Day-neutral beds will last for one to two growing seasons once established. A gourmet treat and easy landscape plant. Grows best in Zones 5-8.• Edible Flowers: Flowers add a mild, strawberry-like flavor if sprinkled on salads or when used as a garnish...

A color and flavor breakthrough. Incredible purple fruits are extra sweet and delicious. Bred by Dr. Courtney Weber at Cornell University. A one-of-a-kind strawberry for discriminating berry aficionados.

Plant 12-15 inches apart in all directions. Produce berries consistently from late spring through fall. Order early for best availability. Neem oil or Pyrethrin, and baits or traps for slugs.

Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Low-maintenance and productive — a sure thing. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering.

Simple and scrumptious. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering. Keep the planting site free of weeds and let your strawberries grow!The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties...

Grow in full sun to part shade. One of the better known heirloom alpine strawberries, Alexandria has thimble-sized, luscious, dark red berries. Top-rated for flavor, vigor and yield, these runnerless, everbearing plants produce more fruit when allowed...

Pinch off runners to keep plants productive. Plant in raised beds, and cover with plastic or straw mulch to prevent fruit contact with soil, which can cause rot. Developed at the University of Maryland and proven to perform well across the country.

Keep moist with a mister. Direct seed outside as soon as the soil warms. We recommend planting these beautiful, everbearing plants close at hand for easy enjoyment of the large, sweet, fragrant berries.

Compact, neat plants are ever-bearing with few to no growing problems: perfect for the home garden. An exceptional variety, with the unique combination of deep rose flowers and sweet, bright red berries.

Yellow Wonder berries are a luxurious, easy-to-pick treat. Considered one of the best gourmet strawberries, Yellow Wonder has delightful aroma and fantastic flavor. Lacking the red color that attracts birds, fruits are spared, leaving more delicious harvests.

With its explosion of deep-rose blooms, lush habit, and delicious harvest of sweet, dark red fruits, Toscana becomes a gorgeous feature on the patio, balcony or in the garden bed. Edible architecture doesn't come any sweeter;or prettier;than this stunning...

Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering. Disease-resistant to red stele and verticillium wilt. This excellent variety will give you an abundance of large, jewel-like, dark red berries.

Favorite of home gardeners! These luscious, red strawberries are extremely sweet. Many gardeners rate this as one of the tastiest berries around. Sequoia produces strawberries for a longer time than regular Junebearers extending your harvest time.

This everbearing strawberry produces fruit throughout the summer. Thrives in heat and humidity! Bred especially for areas with long, hot summers as it tolerates temperatures over 100 degrees, and still produces exceptional fruit! Large berries are firm,...

Used by the Amerindians to treat hepatitis, syphilis, fevers, constipation, etc. (American mandrake) A derivative of this herb is medically proven against certain cancers.

Very nice low growing hardy oregano for rockeries and pathways, and for low edging around other plants. The flavour and aroma is mild and pleasant, more like wild oregano. Ht. 25cm/10”.

Forms nice dense mats with slightly hairy leaves that are soft to the touch. Excellent ground cover. Discernable mint scent with a citrus overtone.

About 15cm/6” long, 5cm/2” across. Heat: 500-2,500 Scoville units. Excellent stuffed fresh ( ), and in stews and sauces. Used fresh either green or ripe red, or dried ripe. Dried in and powdered as .

Hardy native of grasslands and mountain slopes in northern China, Mongolia and Siberia. Ht. 15-50cm/6-20”. The whole herb is used to treat fever, enteritis, and pains, such rheumatic pain and the pain of bone fractures.

Hard as it is to imagine improving upon the wonder herb echinacea, here is a plant that does just that. This is the perfect herb, cutflower and garden plant all in one! Ht. 75cm/30”.

We are smitten with ‘Ruby Ann', which, in view of her sterling qualities, we consider a “renaissance strawberry”. Exceptional strawberry combines plentiful deliciously sweet, ruby-red fruits; ornamental beauty; an early commotion of large, showy,...

(Anise-scented sage; Guarani sage) This is the best of the sages for attracting hummingbirds. Praised for its brilliant deep blue and black flowers on 38cm/15” spikes appearing from early summer until frost.

For a twist, try the delicious young leaves in salads. It will spread if unchecked, but who would mind more of this useful and delicious herb? Herb of the Year for 2011! Before it became a popular condiment, horseradish was a medicinal herb valued for...

This unusual chile is actually quite edible and hot. (Penis pepper) An heirloom pepper that undeniably looks like an uncircumcised penis. It is perhaps not for everybody, but if you are growing this in your garden for all to see, it does help to have...